Abu Klea, 1885

[Lasalle]

A small dio depicting the Battle of Abu Klea, January 17, 1885, which saw opposing British troops of the famous Guard Camel Corps, which was part of the expeditionary force, under the command of the highly decorated General Garnet Wolseley and sent to Sudan to save the General Charles George Gordon and liberate Khartoum.
The pieces are all in 28mm acrylic paintings.

Andrea

 

[pmfs]

Wonderful atmosphere Andrea.
Love it!

Pedro.

 

[oniria]

Great work Andrea.

 

[marco55]

Excellent,I love dioramas.What manufacturer are these?
Mark

 

[Lasalle]

Thanks guys!

 

[Lasalle]

Excellent,I love dioramas.What manufacturer are these?
Mark

They are all pieces of the "Perry Miniatures" in 28mm

 

[Colin_Fraser]

Great job. I am starting to get interested in the Sudan again as well. This is a very inspiring piece of work.

Colin

 

[Lasalle]

Thanks Colin!

 

[Viking Bob]

An excellent result in this tiny scale. Nice painting too.
Regards
Bob

 

[marco55]

They are all pieces of the "Perry Miniatures" in 28mm

I thought they were.Did you convert any?
Mark

 

[megroot]

I cannot understand that this kind of excellent painting is done on 28 mm.

Marc

 

[ChaosCossack]

Very nice work Andrea... I haven't seen one of your mini-dioramas in a while. I'm glad to see one again.

Colin

 

[John Bowery]

Nicely done in such small scale.
Cheers
John

 

[Lasalle]

I thought they were.Did you convert any?
Mark

Hi Mark, I just changed the head to some British soldiers. For the rest are all original pieces..

 

[peedee]

Andrea, I really love this, and particularly the left front corner.
Well posed,
very dynamic
Lovely painting.
I wish it was in my cabinet !
Paul

 

[DaddyO]

Lovely work. Really good to see how effective these tiddlers can look 'en masse' . . . . gets me thinking of a whole bunch of possiblilties

 

[swralph]

Great work all round.
Ralph.

 

[OldTaff]

Marvellous!

 

[Babelfish]

Missed this earlier. Excellent work in such a small scale.

- Steve

 

[Lasalle]

Thanks Steve!